Новости за 25.03.2024

The Northwest Ohio Athletic League figures once again to be a strong baseball conference from top to bottom boasting talented teams ranging from Division II to Division IV.

NEW YORK — Wall Street edged back further from its record heights on Monday to start a shortened trading week.

COLUMBUS — Already serving 20 years in federal prison for racketeering, former Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder now faces 10 state felony charges related to that bribery scandal.

Mason Heintschel has always dreamed about getting a chance to play college football.

NEWPORT, Mich. — DTE’s Fermi 2 nuclear plant operators experienced unexpected drama over the weekend when they took the plant offline for its 22nd refueling and maintenance outage.

The Toledo Mud Hens announced recently that Fifth Third Field has become a cashless venue with limited exceptions.

Two Toledo men are scheduled for arraignment on murder charges after their indictments Friday by the Lucas County grand jury.

Toledo Christian senior Kendall Braden repeated her honor as a first team selection on the Division IV girls basketball All-Ohio team released Monday by the Ohio High School Athletic Association.

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The City of Bowling Green is within a 124-mile-wide band in the state that will experience a total solar eclipse on the afternoon of April 8.

Two of Toledo’s glassmakers — O-I Glass and Libbey Glass — have won a combined $170 million in U.S. Department of Energy grants to operate their furnaces more efficiently and reduce carbon emissions, the companies announced Monday.

A tricky Perrysburg Township intersection that has been the site of numerous crashes is on track to get a new look in 2029.

What started as a traffic stop ended in a police pursuit, resulting in a collision with a bystander’s vehicle on Friday in central Toledo, police said.

A woman was found shot early Saturday morning in North Toledo, police said.

The University of Toledo women’s basketball team continued its run through the inaugural WBIT with a 72-71 victory over St. John’s in the second round on Sunday at Savage Arena.

NEW YORK — Former President Donald Trump will stand trial starting April 15 on charges related to hush money payments meant to cover up claims of marital infidelity, a New York judge ruled Monday in tersely swatting aside defense claims of prosecutorial misconduct.

NEW YORK — Former President Donald Trump could find out on Monday how New York state aims to collect over $457 million he owes in his civil business fraud case, even as he appeals the judgment that led to the gargantuan debt.

BOWLING GREEN — The city is offering discounted trees to homeowners through a community canopy program.

Extracurricular activities have traditionally been classified as academic or athletic, but Girls on the Run ventures to equip children in a more holistic way.

Doing away with free lunchtime parking in downtown Toledo has generated more tickets and revenue, but the money raised for beautification efforts sits unused in city accounts, and several restaurant owners say the change has harmed their business.

Mrs. Beatrice Pankratz’s kindergarten students at Mount Vernon Elementary were busy the week before Easter designing the perfect bonnets for their mothers.

BOWLING GREEN, Ohio – Bolstering its commitment to reducing harmful algae and other pollutants in vital waterways, Bowling Green State University recently received a new high-resolution mass spectrometer that university researchers call a “game-changer” for improving water quality in the Great Lakes region and beyond.

The Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority (TARTA) is ready to connect Toledo Mud Hens fans with all the action this season with an expanded Muddy Shuttle.

In his newly launched amicus brief, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost offers some political rhetoric in support of former President Donald Trump’s claim of being immune from all criminal prosecution for actions when he was president.

The Lucas County Coroner has ruled in the following deaths: